@itsmoonhead And let's be honest, there's more overall pros than cons to shorter races (more potential quality of product, lower costs for teams, easier planing for things like rain delays). The only downside (if you wanna call it that) is the amount of racing.
I would honestly be okay with shorter races. It increases the potential quality of the product, and it would be easier to schedule contingencies for things like rain delays. Plus, it's obviously not just the race that's the entertainment on Race Day.
Why are so many of you so mad about this? Every week people talk about speeding up the cautions…what’s wrong with getting closer to a 2.5-hour target like other major sports? It doesn’t have to be over three hours every week. No one is saying do 90 min like F1
Racing the @EliteRacing_ Trucks and Grand National Series for 26B. On the B-post is a tribute decal that I will be carrying for the whole season in honor of my grandfather who passed away earlier this month. Here's a look at the truck. Will post the Grand National scheme soon.
@reidscottmedia@cfolsom_racing You mean the same channel 90 that allowed Larry Mac to slander 23XI and FRM for suing NASCAR? Makes me wonder if Denny ever got that apology. 🤔
Sounds like a participation trophy mentality. Does it suck when a driver having a good day gets wrecked? Yes. However, luck is a part of sports and competition. Some people have it, and others don't.
@GreatGoDZeuS And at least from the outside looking in there seems to be no repercussions for this BS driving other than a bad finish. It's so hard to take the Coke Series so seriously when stuff like this happens. It's pretty much turning into a demolition derby that rewards $100k.
My thoughts on the eNASCAR Coke Series race last night: absolutely embarrassing. These are suppose to be the best oval racing drivers on iRacing, and they can't go without wrecking each other for 20th, force 3 OT finishes, and still finish under caution? Ridiculous.
The right call was made on Bubba, but honestly I would be okay with just getting rid of the yellow line rule. Right call or not, it hasn't served a good purpose at all in the 25 years it's been around.
@LostSchemes i'd bitch and cry on a podcast too if a guy 4 years younger than me had more wins, more top 10's and more poles than me and my buddies combined
The ultimate test of your character is holding onto your integrity when people use institutional power or corporate policies to silence a private truth.
Real friends hold you accountable, regardless of reputational damage. Cowards default to slander and corporate walls because they lack the emotional intelligence for a baseline adult conversation.
Protect your peace, refuse to carry other people's secrets, and never let someone else's unprovoked malice bully you into silence. Keep moving in the light. 🪙